Words for Kaz


kimer, [From Japanese kimeru] make rules or decision.
More Examples:
> Have you all agreed what we will be doing tomorrow?
dokomademo, expr., [From Japanese] under all circumstances; no matter how difficult; through thick and thin.
imamade, expr., [From Japanese] up to now.
mottai nai, expr., [From Japanese] what a waste.
tsudeni, expr., [From Japanese sudeni] already; too late.
tsuide, expr., [From Japanese] while (you) are at it.
aikio, n., [From Japanese aikyou] charm; charisma; attractiveness; beauty; handsomeness.
More Examples:
> The people of Melekeok are very attractive.
> He dances well but lacks charisma.
akeke, baby, [From Tagalog] good job.
anata, n., [From Japanese] sweetheart; dear (used by a woman in reference to her husband).
baiking, n., [From Japanese] disease; germs.
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baikingv.s.(person) unsanitary/unhygienic (in one's habits).
baka, v.s., [From Japanese] (tool or machine) broken; (person) idiotic.
bebakav.s.redup.
bakla, n., [From Tagalog] a gay, or effeminate, man.
bakudang, n., [From Japanese] dynamite; bomb; explosion.
bakuhats, v.i., [From Japanese] explode.
bakutsi, n., [From Japanese] gambling; "twenty one" (card game).
chad er a bakutsiexpr.gambler.
Examples:
> Toki is obsessed with gambling.
bando, n., [From Japanese] belt.
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bangk, v.s., [From Japanese] (tire) flat/punctured.
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bangngo, n., [From Japanese] number (rarely used, young people use number, older people use the word to refer to dancing steps ('one, two, one, two'), also used in sense of 'what is your (phone) number?').
Examples:
> What number (in line, etc.) are you?
bantosang, n., [From Japanese] cashier
bara,
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rose.
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bareta, n., [From Tagalog] long pointed steel rod for digging soil; crowbar
barikang, n., [From Japanese] hair clipper.
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basio, n., [From Japanese] place.
bastaor, n., [From Japanese] bath towel.
bata,
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avocado; butter.
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More Examples:
> The empty peanut butter jars can be washed and used as drinking glasses.
batai, v.s., [From J(?)] yopparrai(?)] drunk; intoxicated.
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batteri, n., [From E, J] ] battery.
More Examples:
> A thick-walled bunker section held a transmitting-material storeroom, a generator room, and storage battery room.
bengngos, n., [From Japanese] lawyer.
benia, n., [From Japanese] plywood.
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benjo, n., [From Japanese] bathroom.
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bento, n., [From Japanese] lunchbox; food eaten away from home.
bentobako
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, n., [From Japanese] lunchbox.
benzio, n., [From Japanese] toilet.
berangu
/beragu
, n., [From Japanese] spark-plug (commonly used).
bio, n., [From Japanese] second (in time).
bioing, n., [From Japanese] hospital.
bioingseng
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, n., [From Japanese] hospital ship.
boi, n., [From Japanese] servant.
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boks, n., [From J?] ] large wooden tray with legs.
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bokso,
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, n., [From Japanese]
elephant grass (used as animal feed).
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bokungo, n., [From Japanese] storage pit; air-raid shelter; deep hole; tunnel for storage.
bomado, n., [From Japanese] pomade.
bongai, v.s., [From Japanese] bothersome; annoying; obstructing.
Examples:
> This old man is bothering the group.
> The tree is obstructing or bothering the road so I cannot go to the other side.
bongkio
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, n., [From Japanese] binoculars.
bongkura, n., [From Japanese] dull or slow-witted.
bor, n., [From J fr E] ] ball (in baseball).
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borhua, n., [From J fr E] ball four] walk (in baseball).
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boruu
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, v.s., [From Japanese] (head) completely shaved.
botang, n., [From Japanese] button; flower similar to peony.
budo,
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Panama cherry; capulin.
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bumpo, n., [From Japanese] grammar.
bung, n., [From Japanese] minute.
bungsu, n., [From Japanese] fraction.
bussonge, n., [From Japanese] red hibiscus.
butabutabuta
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, interj., [From Japanese] way of calling pigs.
butai, n., [From Japanese] A group (typically refers to piglets and other young animals [including human children]).
chabarer, v.i., [From Japanese] get angry, get violent.
More Examples:
> Wow, Ngerkumer is really angry.
chabunai, v.s., [From Japanese] dangerous.
chaburabang
/chabura bang
, n., [From Japanese] fried bean paste bun.
chaburasasi
/chabura sasi
, n., [From Japanese] oil can (with long spout).
chaiamar, v.t., [From Japanese] apologize to.
chaikodetsiu
/chaiko detsiu
, n., [From Japanese] tie [breaker] in game of ziangkempo. How Palauans play "Rock, Paper, Scissors.".
chainoko, n., [From Japanese] half-caste child.
chainoko er a Merikelexpr.half-American and half-Palauan child.
chainoko er a Siabalexpr.half-Japanese and half-Palauan child.
chais, n., [From J?] ] news.
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chais keeki, var., [From Japanese] chaiskeeki
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chais kurim, var., [From Japanese] chaiskurim
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chaiskeeki, n., [From Japanese] popsicle.
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chaiskurim, n., [From E, J] ] ice cream.
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chakimer, v.i., [From Japanese] surrender; give up; yield.
chamatter, v.s., [From Japanese] plenty; more than enough.
Examples:
> We have plenty of drinks.
chambang, n., [From Japanese] baked bean paste bun.
chameiu, n., [From Japanese] wheat gluten, coconut syrup.
Proverbs:
> You're getting involved with someone too closely related.
Possibly derived from an incident in which a coconut syrup maker was incestuously involved with his wife's sister.
> Like coconut syrup.
A general reference to incestuous relations. That this is a recent idiom, probably first used during the period of Japanese administration, is suggested by the Japanese word "ameyu," used in Palau to mean coconut syrup. The incident from which the idiom derives is said to be one in which a Palauan coconut-syrup maker had relations with his wife's sister.
chami, n., [From Japanese ami] screen (for window or fence).
chanakangari
/chana kangari
, n., [From Japanese] button hole.
changar
/changari
, v.i., [From Japanese] (salary) increase; (person) get excited or nervous; promote; raise; rise.
changko, n., [From Japanese] bean paste.
chansing, v.t., [From Japanese anshin] be too sure or proud of (oneself).
chanzang, v.t., [From Japanese] add; do sums.
chanzeng, n., [From Japanese] [safety] razor blade.
charai, v.s., [From Japanese] strict or harsh sounding.
oucharaiv.t.present (oneself) as strict; act tough.
charuminium, n., [From Japanese] aluminum.
chasagao, n., [From Japanese] morning glory.
chasbering, n., [From E, J] ] aspirin.
chasebo, n., [From Japanese asebo] rash.
chasebov.s.having rash or prickly heat.
Examples:
> I have quite a rash on my neck.
chasiba, n., [From Japanese] scaffolding.
chasuart, n., [From Japanese] asphalt.
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chatter, v.s., [From Japanese atte iru] appropriate; suitable; compatible; (clothing, etc.) matching; (persons) well-suited for each other; just right for (situation, mood, etc.).
chauanai, v.s., [From Japanese awanai] inappropriate, unsuitable; incompatible.
Examples:
> Droteo and Toki aren't very well suited for each other.
chazi, n., [From Japanese ajinomoto] flavor, taste.
chea, n., [From J fr E] ] air (for tire).
cheio, n., [From Japanese] nutrition; nutritional value.
cheisei, n., [From Japanese] sanitation (inspection); hygiene.
cheki, n., [From Japanese] battery acid.
chi, n., [From Japanese] stomach.
kerul a chiexpr.stomach medicine.
chibatter, v.s., [From Japanese] arrogant; boastful; snooty; condescending.
chihukuro, n., [From Japanese] (pouch of) stomach.
chikes, n., [From Japanese] place for storing live bait or fish in boat; net for holding caught fish (outside of boat).
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chimi, n., [From Japanese] meaning; implication (of one's words).
Examples:
> What do you mean by that?
chiro, n., [From Japanese] color.
chirochiro, v.s., [From Japanese] many-colored; fathered by different men.
chisiobing, n., [From Japanese] large (half gallon) bottle (only for certain size, only for container regardless of contents).
chitabori, n., [From Japanese] story board.
Examples:
> I'm at the beginning stage of learning how to make story boards.
chito, n., [From Japanese] thread (think it is still used, but not that common, for people who sew they use the word, but now the people who sew now are mostly Pilipino word).
choisii, v.s., [From Japanese] tasty, delicious (commonly used).
chokura, n., [From Japanese] okra.
chomotenangio
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, n., [From Japanese] territory outside of Japanese Pacific mandate (only this term (not Pacific Island) is used).
chos, v.s., [From Japanese] holding tight (when dancing); making a play for; getting too close.
chosarai, n., [From Japanese] girls' game juggling cloth balls filled with seeds.
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chosiruko, n., [From Japanese] powdered sweet bean soup (known).
chosoi, n., [From Japanese osoi] time of night close to, but after, midnight.
chosoroi, v.s., [From Japanese] of same clothes, wearing the same cloth (very commonly used); of uniform appearance.
chotemba, v.s., [From Japanese] flirtatious; loose or fast (woman); acting like a hussy.
choto, n., [From Japanese] noise or sound (usu. mechanical).
chotobai, n., [From Japanese] motorcycle.
chude, n., [From Japanese chude] bicep or muscle.
chuki, n., [From Japanese] life-preserver.
chundo, n., [From Japanese] physical exercise.
chundongutsu
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, n., [From Japanese] athletic shoe (not used by young people who use shoes, Palau word oachoer).
churi, n., [From Japanese] muskmelon.
churusai, v.s., [From Japanese] annoying;
More Examples:
> You're so annoying!
> Ulang, can't you stop as you are getting annoying.
chusangi, n., [From Japanese] rabbit.
chusui, v.s., [From Japanese] thin, weak, light (very common, used in the sense of mixing drinks or when ink or computer print is not dark enough to read, cannot be used in sense of thin boards, etc.); waning.
Examples:
> My love to you has gone.
chutsus
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, v.t., [From Japanese] take (photo); copy a picture (needs no affix to make it a verb, also used for transfer files from USB flash memory to hard disk).
dai, n., [From Japanese] sea area between two islands.
dai, n., [From Japanese] platform; support.
daia, n., [From Japanese] diamond suit (in cards).
daigak
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, n., [From Japanese] university (as with Palau Community College).
More Examples:
> My younger sister graduated from college.
> Father/mother, I need money to go to college/university.
daikong, n., [From Japanese] radish; turnip.
daiksang, n., [From Japanese] carpenter.
dainamo, n., [From Japanese] generator.
daitai, v.s., [From Japanese] generally (used in sense of 'generally how many people are coming'); fine; all right; okay.
daitoro
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, n., [From Japanese] President.
More Examples:
> Our president is focused on conserving and protecting the sea life.
daiziob, v.s., [From Japanese] fine; all right; OK.
Examples:
> Your clothes look really fine or great.
dandori, n., [From Japanese] arrangements.
datsio, n., [From Japanese] disease of testicles aggravated by the cold; hernia.
dekster, v.s., [From Japanese] (very) good.
dekstenaiv.s.not (very) good.
demado, n., [From Japanese] enclosed sitting space which projects from window.
dempo, n., [From Japanese] telegram; long distance two way short wave, ham radio.
dengki, n., [From Japanese] electricity.
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dengkibasira
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, n., [From Japanese] telephone/electric pole.
Examples:
> The car hit the telephone pole.
dengkibu, n., [From Japanese] power plant.
dengkiskongki
/dengki skongki
, n., [From Japanese] electric phonograph.
dengu, n., [From Japanese] dengue fever; rheumatism.
dengua, n., [From Japanese denwa] telephone.
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dentsi
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, n., [From Japanese] battery (interchangeable with battery, used by young people, only used for small dry cell batteries, but cars they used battery).
didelboi, n., [From Japanese] ladder.
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dobu, n., [From Japanese] ditch (very commonly used).
More Examples:
> We were walking fine on the road until a really fast car sped by that abruptly forced us into a ditch.
Dois, n., [From Japanese] Germany.
dok, n., [From Japanese] poison.
dongu, n., [From Japanese] tool.
blil a donguexpr.toolshed.
dongu er a kldaiksangexpr.carpentry tools.
dongu bako, n., [From Japanese] toolbox.
dorobo, n., [From Japanese] robber; thief.
dosei, mod., [From Japanese] anyway; at any rate; after all.
Examples:
> At any rate, you (two) have a child, so you might as well get married.
> They've come after all, so you might as well let them into the house.
dotei, n., [From Japanese] rampart; terrace.
enchi, baby, [From Japanese] sit down.
ensok, n., [From Japanese] picnic; outing.
eri, n., [From Japanese] shirt collar.
haba, n., [From Japanese] width. Typically used in carpentry.
haburas
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, n., [From Japanese] toothbrush.
hadaka, v.s., [From Japanese] bare-breasted; nude; naked.
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hadasi, v.s., [From Japanese] bare-footed; barefoot.
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haibio, n., [From Japanese] tuberculosis; tubercular.
haisia, n., [From Japanese] dentist.
haitsio, n., [From Japanese] cabinet.
haizara
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hakase, n., [From Japanese] professor.
hake, n., [From Japanese] paintbrush.
hambung, n., [From Japanese] half.
hanabi, n., [From Japanese] fireworks; firecracker.
hanahuda, n., [From Japanese] Japanese card game.
hang, n., [From Japanese] hamlet; neighborhood; section of village or town.
hangkats, n., [From Japanese] handkerchief.
hansubong
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, n., [From Japanese] shorts; walking pants.
hantai, v.s., [From Japanese] opposite; opposed or disagreeing.
harau, v.i., [From Japanese] pay.
hasi, n., [From Japanese] chopsticks.
hatoba, n., [From Japanese] pier; dock.
hats, n., [From Japanese] bee; wasp.
heia, n., [From Japanese] room (interchangeable with rooms).
henzi
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, n., [From Japanese] answer (to question).
hidoi, v.s., [From Japanese] too much, excessive, over exerted.
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himits, n., [From Japanese] secret.
hinbiokai
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, n., [From Japanese] fair, exhibition (celebration with displays and games, a fair).
hokori, n., [From Japanese] dust.
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homrang, n., [From J fr E] ] home run (in baseball).
hong, n., [From Japanese] book.
honto, n., [From Japanese] Babeldaob.
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hotai, n., [From Japanese] bandage.
hoter, n., [From J fr E?] ] hotel.
huda, n., [From Japanese] identification/name tag.
huiriping
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, n., [From Japanese] Philippines (just for place name, not for people; pronouced [h], not [f]).
Hurans, n., [From Japanese] France.
Huribing
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, n., [From Japanese] Philippines.
huseng, n., [From Japanese] balloon.
Examples:
> The balloon exploded.
huto, n., [From Japanese] envelope.
hutsu, v.s., [From Japanese] common; usual.
iakiu, n., [From Japanese yakyuu] baseball.
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iakkotsiang, n., [From Japanese] parrots.
iaksok, v.t., [From Japanese] promise.
iama, v.i., [From Japanese] raise hairdo at front of hair.
ianagi
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, n., [From Japanese] Formosa koa tree; willow.
iasai, n., [From Japanese] vegetable.
iasaibune
/iasai bune
, n., [From Japanese] boat for transporting vegetables (not used anymore, during Japanese time they used boats for bringing vegetables, etc.).
iasui, v.s., [From Japanese] cheap.
iasumba, n., [From Japanese] bench.
Ingklis, n., [From E, J?] ] England.
iorosku, n., [From Japanese] regards; greetings; used as a parting greeting, also in sense of 'give my regards to (a third person)' or as in 'he sends his regards', but not used upon first meeting someone as in Jap.
iosets, v.t., [From Japanese yoosetsu] weld.
iosiharu, n., [From Japanese] spring (season).
iosiuki, n., [From Japanese] winter.
iotei, n., [From Japanese] schedule; plan.
iotsieng, n., [From Japanese] kindergarten.
kab, n., [From J fr E] ] curve; curve-ball.
kaba, n., [From Japanese] armor; protective covering.
kabaiaki, n., [From Japanese] broiled canned fish.
kabur, v.t., [From Japanese] flip someone over one's shoulder (when wrestling).
kaer, v.i., [From Japanese] return.
kai, n., [From Japanese] shell.
kaias, v.i., [From Japanese] to return something.
Examples:
> Return these things to Droteo.
kaisia, n., [From Japanese] company; business.
kakar, v.s., [From Japanese kakaru] having a seizure; shaking; rapidly moving back and forth.
kaker, v.i., [From Japanese] to express, to complain.
kaker a monkuexpr.to make a complaint.
kakine, n., [From Japanese] fence (used for metallic chain link fence or barbed wire fence, distinguished from wooden fence).
kamang, n., [From Japanese kama] sickle.
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kamangv.s.twisted, crippled.
kamatsiri, n., [From Japanese] tree name, place name (now this is also the name of a place, close to Eptison museum, so named because there was a store there named Kamachiri).
kanadarai, n., [From Japanese] small basin.
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kangkei, n., [From Japanese] relationship; connection.
Examples:
> I don't have anything to do with this.
kangkeister, v.s., [From Japanese] related to; connected with.
Examples:
> Their child is involved in that crime.
> Droteo doesn't have anything to do with this matter.
kangkodang, n., [From Japanese] tourist.
klekangkodangn.tour.
kangngob, n., [From Japanese] nurse.
kanibisket, n., [From Japanese] Crab biscuit.
kansok, n., [From Japanese] meteorological survey.
blai er a kansokexpr.weather station.
chad er a kansokexpr.weatherman.
kantang, v.s., [From Japanese] simple; plain.
kanzia, n., [From Japanese] patient.
kanzume
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> I'm going to the store to buy rice and canned meat.
karas
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kare, n., [From J fr E] ] curry.
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kasorin, n., [From Japanese] gasoline.
kastera, n., [From Japanese] yellow pound cake.
kata, n., [From Japanese] shape; form; body form; frame for weaving.
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More Examples:
> That guy is so darn good when he does jitterbug.
katai, v.s., [From Japanese] stubborn, inflexible or unyielding.
oukataiv.t.to be stubborn; present (oneself) as inflexible; take inflexible position; stick to (one's) position.
kataki, n., [From Japanese] enemy; revenge.
melai er a katakiexpr.take revenge.
katangami, n., [From Japanese] sewing pattern.
katate, v.s., [From Japanese] dextrous; needing only one hand to do things.
katatsumuri,
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katori sengko, n., [From Japanese] mosquito coil (used now shortened just to sengko, so young kids know).
kats, n., [From Japanese] winner; win.
kats, n., [From Japanese] cutlet (only used in combinations like pork kats, not alone).
katsudo, n., [From Japanese] movie.
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katsudokang, n., [From Japanese] movie theater.
More Examples:
> What is good to see at the movie theaters?
katsukang, n., [From Japanese] movie theatre.
katsuo,
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bonito (fresh or dried); skipjack tuna (Katsuwonus pelamis).
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kaua, n., [From Japanese] leather shoes.
kauar, v.t., [From Japanese] change (clothing).
kauarv.i.(condition of wind, etc.) change.
kaukotai, v.recip., [From Japanese kotai] take turns.
More Examples:
> You all take turns bailing the boat so that it will be finished quickly.
keikak, n., [From Japanese] (economic or political) plan.
keisang, v.t., [From Japanese] calculate.
keizai, n., [From Japanese] economics.
kekka, n., [From Japanese kekka] result; outcome; consequence.
kekka er a sengkioexpr.election results.
kembei, n., [From Japanese] police.
kengri, n., [From Japanese] right; privilege.
kensa, n., [From Japanese] inspection; medical examination.
kensav.t.inspect; examine.
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cow; carabao; water-buffalo; beef; corned beef.
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> I ate rice and beef with vegetables.
kes, v.t., [From Japanese] erase; obliterate.
keskomu, n., [From Japanese] pencil eraser.
kets, v.s., [From Japanese] stingy.
kiab, n., [From J fr E] ] carburetor.
kiabets, n., [From J fr E] ] head cabbage.
kiande, n., [From J fr E?] ] candy.
More Examples:
> Ulang might have a chance to find candy on the road.
> Ulang was really lucky and found some candy.
kigatsakani, v.i., [From Japanese] be unaware of; miss import or implication.
kikanai, v.s., [From Japanese] ineffective; unconvincing; (brakes of car) not in working state.
kimots, n., [From Japanese] feeling.
Examples:
> I feel like throwing up.
kingatskanai
/kinga tskanai
, v.t., [From Japanese] be unaware of; miss import or implication of (words, etc.).
kingatsku
/kigatsku
, v.t., [From Japanese] notice; be aware of; understand import of (words, etc.).
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Examples:
> I didn't notice that my clothes were torn.
kingko, n., [From Japanese kinko] bank; safe; strongbox.
kingyo,
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guppy.
kinneng, n., [From Japanese kinen] promise, reminder, souvenir.
kinrohosi, n., [From Japanese] call by chiefs of a village to residents to provide labor for a public works project.
kintama, n., [From Japanese] testicles; exclamation uttered when batter strikes out (baseball).
kippu, n., [From Japanese] ticket [may be archaic and no longer used].
kirioke, n., [From Japanese] projecting eave of roof.
kiro, n., [From Japanese] kilogram.
kisets
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, v.i., [From Japanese] faint; lose consciousness.
Examples:
> I was so embarrassed I thought I'd die.
> He was in a faint or knocked out.
kisu
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, n., [From Japanese] scar.
kiter, v.s., [From Japanese] effective or strong (words, medicine); convincing (argument); in working order.
kitsingai, v.s., [From Japanese] crazy; obsessed with.
Examples:
> Toki is obsessed with gambling.
> Droteo has gotten obsessed with drinking.
kitte, n., [From Japanese] postage stamp.
kiubio, n., [From Japanese] heart attack.
kiuri,
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cucumber.
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kobai, n., [From Japanese] slope; angle. Commonly used in carpentry.
kobito, n., [From Japanese] little person.
kohi, n., [From Japanese] coffee.
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> I like coffee more than tea.
More Examples:
> You want some coffee.
kohosia, n., [From Japanese] candidate.
koi, v.s., [From Japanese] thick or strong (liquid); dark in color.
More Examples:
> Argh, You keep talking about what has already been resolved!
koias, n., [From Japanese] fertilizer; compost.
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koibito, n., [From Japanese] sweetheart.
kokoro, n., [From Japanese] heart; feeling.
kokubang, n., [From Japanese] blackboard.
komakai, v.s., [From Japanese] detailed; thorough; accurate; stingy.
komatter, v.s., [From Japanese] inconvenienced or in trouble or hard-pressed financially.
komeng, interj., [From Japanese] sorry; excuse me.
More Examples:
> Sorry I missed your call yesterday.
komi, n., [From Japanese] trash, garbage.
komu, n., [From Japanese] rubber.
komu er a oluchesexpr.pencil eraser.
komunoki, n., [From Japanese] India rubber tree; banyan tree.
komuteib, n., [From Japanese] elastic band for clothing.
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kona, n., [From Japanese] powdered soap; detergent.
konasob, n., [From Japanese] laundry detergent; powdered soap.
Kongkong, n., [From Japanese] Hong Kong.
kongro, n., [From Japanese] kerosene stove.
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kori, n., [From Japanese] shaved ice (more than ice cubes, ice is used for blocks of ice).
korira, n., [From Japanese] gorilla.
kosi, n., [From Japanese] buttocks; hips (may be pronounced koshi).
kosio, v.s., [From Japanese koshoo suru] out of order; broken.
kosiov.i.get stuck; stop working; have a fit.
Examples:
> My boat went out of order.
kosui, n., [From Japanese koosui] perfume.
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kotai, n., [From Japanese] answer (to math problem); (written) solution; [more generally can be used for any solution to any problem].
kotai er a ochurexpr.answer to the math problem.
kotouar, v.t., [From Japanese] refuse (commonly used).
kotsiosensei, n., [From Japanese] high school teacher.
kozukai, n., [From Japanese] spending money; pocket money.
ksai, v.s., [From Japanese] bad-smelling.
ksari, n., [From Japanese] neck chain (for holding keys, medal, animals, etc.).
kse, n., [From Japanese] habit (commonly used for good habits (as well as bad) like getting children to brush their teeth everyday).
meringel a kseexpr.to be strict.
kudamono, n., [From Japanese] passion flower; grandilla.
kukobokang, n., [From Japanese] aircraft carrier.
kuma, n., [From Japanese] bear.
kumade, n., [From Japanese] rake.
kumi, n., [From Japanese] group.
kungreng, n., [From Japanese] military training.
Kurismas, n., [From J, E] ] Christmas.
kurob, n., [From J fr E] gurobu] baseball glove.
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kuruma, n., [From Japanese] wheelbarrow.
kurusii, v.s., [From Japanese kurushii] painful. Used frequently in song lyrics.
More Examples:
> What can you do in your household that would help relieve your stress?
kutsibeni, n., [From Japanese] lipstick.
More Examples:
> She looks so beautiful with her traditional grass skirt and decorations except her lips look inside out with that lipstick.
kuzira, n., [From Japanese] whale.
cheluchul a kuziraexpr.whale blubber.
lekel a kuziraexpr.whale blubber.
mado, n., [From Japanese] window.
mahobing, n., [From Japanese] thermos.
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> These mahogany trees are getting so tall.
mahura, n., [From Japanese] muffler; scarf.
maikake, n., [From Japanese] apron.
maingami, n., [From Japanese] bangs.
make, v.i., [From Japanese] lose.
make, n., [From Japanese] loser.
makisiak, n., [From Japanese makijaku] sewing tape measure.
mame, n., [From Japanese] beans.
manaita, n., [From Japanese] cutting board; chopping block.
More Examples:
> We use cutting boards for cutting or slicing food on.
mang, num., [From Japanese] 10000 [ten thousand] (unit of time; human; animal; nonliving thing).
mangnga, n., [From Japanese] cartoon.
manguro,
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manneng, n., [From Japanese] fountain pen.
manrik, n., [From Japanese manriki] vise grip (tool).
Examples:
> The old man is using a vise grip to hold his spear so he can sharpen it.
masku, n., [From J fr E] ] mask; sanitary mask; protecting covering over mouth and nose to prevent spread of germs.
matsi, n., [From Japanese] capital; main town.
Examples:
> Koror has become the capital of Palau.
mauar, n., [From Japanese] turn.
mauas, v.t., [From Japanese] turn (something).
maze kohang, var., [From Japanese] mazekohang
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mazegohang, var., [From Japanese] mazekohang
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mazui, v.s., [From Japanese] bad-tasting; unskilled or unsuccessful (in persuasion).
meirei, n., [From Japanese meirei] command; order; mandate; decree; commandment.
mengesuart, v.t., [From Japanese asphalt] put asphalt on (road).
meromi, n., [From Japanese moromi] liquor (made from tapioca).
moromin.moonshine; home-made alcohol made using rice.
More Examples:
> Pour some of that wine and let us have a taste.
mihong, n., [From Japanese] sample; example.
minatobasi, n., [From Japanese] harbor bridge between Koror and Ngemelachel.
minatohang, n., [From Japanese] section of Koror between Neco store and T-dock (people only say hang, as in either Medilai-hang or Hang-medelai; see hang).
mios, n., [From Japanese] prow.
mitsumata, n., [From Japanese] three-pronged farming implement.
mokar, v.t., [From Japanese] gain profit from.
More Examples:
> You won't profit from getting it.
moktek, n., [From Japanese] purpose; function; intention; goal.
More Examples:
> It's the object used when a man and a woman go to bed together whose purpose is to prevent pregnancy and to prevent the transmission of disease between them.
mondai, n., [From Japanese] problem; difficulty; dispute.
mongk, n., [From Japanese] complaint; criticism.
morets, v.s., [From Japanese mouretsu] (person) skillful (at a particular activity).
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More Examples:
> I want to go (with you) but my legs are too painful.
motsio, n., [From Japanese] appendicitis.
musiba, n., [From Japanese] cavity; rotted tooth.
musing
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kaumusingv.recip.participate in or form a cooperative.
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musubi, n., [From Japanese] rice ball, aloha musubi (not used often, not used in general, just for spam rice ball, aloha musubi. bowl is donburi).
nakas
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namaiki, v.s., [From Japanese] neat; tidy; afraid of germs.
namari, n., [From Japanese] lead weight; molded lead.
namer, v.t., [From Japanese] challenge; hold in contempt; make a fool of.
nangiosakura
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, n., [From Japanese] flame tree.
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nappa, n., [From Japanese] long cabbage.
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nengi, n., [From Japanese] green onion.
nenneng, baby, [From Japanese] sleep.
nezi, n., [From Japanese] screw.
nezimauas, n., [From Japanese] screwdriver.
nikibi, n., [From Japanese] pimple; acne.
niku, n., [From Japanese] meat (esp. beef).
nimots, n., [From Japanese] baggage; luggage.
ningio, n., [From Japanese] doll.
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ninzin, n., [From Japanese] sweet potato with orange flesh.
nitske, n., [From Japanese] fish simmered with sugar and vegetables.
niuiing, v.i., [From Japanese nyuuin] be admitted to the hospital; stay in the hospital.
niziu, num., [From Japanese] twenty (often used in counting change) (only used when talking to elderly).
nori, n., [From Japanese] glue; paste; starch (e.g., for clothes, preparing dessert, etc) (used for 'paste', but young use glue).
obbai, baby, [From Japanese] breast-feed.
oiakodomburi, n., [From Japanese] chicken and eggs with rice.
oieng, n., [From Japanese] praise; honor; acclaim; support (players in a game, etc).
oengv.i.cheer (young use this word; used as verb as in te mle oeng 'they were cheering').
oiengdang
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, n., [From Japanese] cheering section.
okane, n., [From Japanese] money.
okasi, n., [From Japanese] candy; sweets.
okiak
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, n., [From Japanese okyakusan] guest; customer.
omangko, n., [From Japanese omanko] vagina.
omedeto, interj., [From Japanese omedeto] congratulations; Happy New Year. In the past was used somewhat analogously to the English "trick-or-treat" on Halloween. On New's Years, children would go door-to-door and exclaim "Omedeto!" and be given food (typically udon).
omiange, n., [From Japanese] gift; souvenir (used along with present).
omoidas, v.t., [From Japanese] remember.
omosiroi, v.s., [From Japanese] interesting; funny.
omosiroin. joke.
More Examples:
> He is a riot and funny when dancing.
omotsia, n., [From Japanese] toy.
ongak, n., [From Japanese ongaku] music; musical sounds.
Examples:
> I like to listen to Japanese music.
More Examples:
> My music teacher really is good in playing guitar.
oni, n., [From Japanese] demon; 'it' in games of tag.
kauoniv.recip.play game of tag (in which tagged person becomes the oni = demon).
ouoniv.i.play game of tag.
osii, v.s., [From Japanese] almost.
osime, n., [From Japanese] diaper.
osimekaba, n., [From Japanese] diaper cover.
oto, n., [From Japanese] noise; sound (general term, good or bad sounds).
Examples:
> An empty drum makes a large noise (i.e., those who talk a lot really have little to say).
otsir, v.t., [From Japanese] fail (a test).
Examples:
> Satsko failed the test.
otsuri, n., [From Japanese] change (from purchase); benefit; recompense; advantage.
otsuriganai
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, v.s., [From Japanese otsuri ga nai] having no benefit.
ouasi, v.i., [From Japanese] walk/go on foot.
oubakutsi, v.i., [From Japanese] play twenty-one (card game) (not general term, for general gambling card is used).
ouchosarai, v.i., [From Japanese] to play the game chosarai.
oudokurits, v.i., [From Japanese] act independently.
ouhanahuda, v.i., [From Japanese] play hanahuda.
ouheia, v.t., [From Japanese] use as one's room (used in sense of 'you use room number 3', or 'H K Motel has six rooms').
oukatsudo, v.t., [From Japanese] own/run a theater.
oukaua, v.t., [From Japanese] wear leather shoes.
oumangnga, v.i., [From Japanese] joke around.
ouningio, v.i., [From Japanese] use doll; play with doll.
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ousensei, v.i., [From Japanese] being a teacher (now kocho sensei is English principal; the word order Sensei Masaharu is more common; used only for educators, not for politicians, physicians, etc.).
Examples:
> The majority of those who are teachers at that school are Americans.
ousibai, v.i., [From Japanese] act in a play.
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ousidosia, v.t., [From Japanese] to own a car.
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ousimang, v.t., [From Japanese] to show off; boast.
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oustangi, v.i., [From Japanese] wear petticoat or slip (rarely used, and when used for women only; stangi is used only for women's slips and those are rarely worn).
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outeib, v.t., [From Japanese] make or possess a tape recording.
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ouziangkempo, v.i., [From Japanese] play ziangkempo (child's game).
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ouzori, v.i., [From Japanese] wear rubber thongs.
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raiskare, n., [From Japanese] rice curry.
ranningngu, n., [From J fr E] ] tank-top; sleeveless T-shirt.
razieta, n., [From E, J] ] radiator.
razio, n., [From J, E] ] radio.
rekodo, n., [From Japanese] phonograph record.
blil a rekodoexpr.record jacket; record cabinet.
reksi
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, n., [From Japanese] history; the study of history.
rengnga
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, n., [From Japanese] brick (red ones are renga, white ones are blocks).
renrak
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, n., [From Japanese] area of Koror where (formerly) ferry crossed to Babeldaob; place name for the area near the bridge (on the Koror side).
renrakv.t.organize, to set in motion ; make preparations .
More Examples:
> There was a disturbance at the bridge this morning.
rimbio, n., [From Japanese] venereal disease.
ringko, n., [From Japanese] phosphate
ringngo, n., [From Japanese] apple.
roba, n., [From Japanese] donkey; ass.
Rosia, n., [From Japanese] Russia.
More Examples:
> Our friend is leaving to Russia next week.
sabis, n., [From Japanese] bonus; special service; tip.
sabisv.t.give something special to; do something special for; give bonus or tip to (used only for free extras received).
sabisi, v.s., [From Japanese] lonely.
saidang, n., [From Japanese] cider; soft-drink.
saingo, n., [From Japanese] last time; end (of relationship).
Examples:
> This is the last time we'll see each other.
saireng, n., [From Japanese] siren.
sak, n., [From Japanese] unit of measure; foot.
sakura, n., [From Japanese] cherry tree ('flaming tree', there is also a smaller tree (there is no English or Palauan name) brought by Japanese).
saladaoil, n., [From J, E] ] salad oil.
sambas, n., [From Japanese] dock with piers.
samui, v.s., [From Japanese] cold.
sandits, n., [From Japanese] arithmetic.
sangkak, n., [From Japanese] triangle.
sao, n., [From Japanese] pole for fishing or support.
sarumata, n., [From Japanese] panties, underpants.
sasimi, n., [From Japanese] sashimi; raw fish.
ousasimiv.i.have sashimi.
Examples:
> I got sick from the sashimi, but Droteo got even sicker.
seb, n., [From J fr E] ] save (in baseball).
seikats, n., [From Japanese] life.
seiko, v.i., [From Japanese] succeed; prosper.
Examples:
> He succeeded in his work.
seinendang, n., [From Japanese] youth group (sexually segregated); young people's club or society.
seinendang el redilexpr.girls' club.
seinendang el sechalexpr.boys' club.
seitak
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, v.s., [From Japanese] luxurious; high-class; having luxurious tastes.
seitak a rengulexpr.(person is) very choosy; picky.
seizi, n., [From Japanese] politics.
sekkak, v.i., [From Japanese] go to special effort or trouble for; make a point of.
sembuki, n., [From Japanese] electric fan.
More Examples:
> Turn on the fan.
semmong, n., [From Japanese] expert; specialist.
More Examples:
> My friend is a scientist.
seng, n., [From Japanese] cord; insulated wire; electric wire; cable.
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sengkio, n., [From Japanese] election; vote.
sensei, n., [From Japanese] teacher.
shiunteng, v.t., [From Japanese shi unten] test drive (especially recently fixed) (boat or car).
More Examples:
> I am going to test drive my boat tomorrow.
siasing, n., [From Japanese] photo.
siasingki, n., [From Japanese] camera.
siats, n., [From Japanese] shirt.
Examples:
> I bought this shirt in Manila.
> I bought this shirt in the Mariana Islands.
sibai, n., [From Japanese] play; skit.
sidai, n., [From Japanese] (times that are in) the past; a former (romantic) relationship between two people.
More Examples:
> Ulang keeps dwelling and fermenting in the past and gets all worked up and shut down.
sidosia, n., [From Japanese] car; automobile.
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sikang, n., [From Japanese] hour.
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simbai
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, v.i., [From Japanese] worry.
simbung, n., [From Japanese] newspaper.
simer, v.t., [From Japanese] strangle; choke; close; turn off.
Sina, n., [From Japanese] China.
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meruul a singio er ngiiexpr.show (oneself) in a good light; show (oneself) to be responsible or trustworthy; put one's best foot forward.
Examples:
> She is trustworthy.
sintsiu
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, n., [From Japanese] brass, copper.
sinzo
/sinzio
, n., [From Japanese] heart (internal organ).
siobai, n., [From Japanese] business.
siobang, n., [From Japanese] loaf of bread.
siokumins, n., [From Japanese] farm colony.
sionga, n., [From Japanese] ginger.
sioning, n., [From Japanese] witness.
sioningdai, n., [From Japanese] witness stand.
siorai, n., [From Japanese] future.
siotai, v.t., [From Japanese] invite
siotaikengn.invitation
siotots, n., [From Japanese shoototsu] crash; collision (used for glasses hitting together for 'cheers').
siraber, v.i., [From Japanese] check/investigate (someone).
sirangkao
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, n., [From Japanese] face feigning ignorance; innocent face.
ousirangkaov.t.pretend (oneself) to be innocent; show an innocent face.
sisi, baby, [From Japanese] urinate.
sisiak, n., [From Japanese jishaku] magnet.
sisiu, n., [From Japanese] embroidery.
sits, n., [From Japanese] (linen) sheet.
siuarake
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, v.s., [From Japanese] having wrinkles on the skin (siua is used for skin, face, sheets, clothes).
siukang, n., [From Japanese] custom; (bad) habit; idiosyncrasy.
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> The men and women from Ngeremlengui are ideal spouses because they are well-versed in customs and traditions.
ska, n., [From Japanese] deer.
skak, n., [From Japanese] square.
skamaer
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, v.t., [From Japanese] confront (person); face (person); corner (person); catch (person); get hold of (person); put (person) on the spot.
skareter
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, v.s., [From Japanese] tired; worn out.
skarister, v.s., [From Japanese] serious, conservative or self-controlled or strait-laced or not easily swayed.
ouskaristerv.t.act as though one is serious (when one really is not); play dumb or innocent; make (oneself) appear uninvolved.
skato, n., [From Japanese] skirt.
skemono
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skeng, n., [From Japanese] test; examination.
skidas, n., [From Japanese] drawer (of desk, table, etc.).
skoki, n., [From Japanese] airplane.
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skozio
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> We went to pick up our kid at the airport.
> I think people in Airai should make toll booths at the airport and collect fees.
sodang, n., [From Japanese] discussion.
soko, n., [From Japanese] storage area; shed.
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song, v.t., [From Japanese] take a loss; waste time.
Examples:
> I wasted my time going because there was nothing for me to buy.
songdang, n., [From Tagalog sundang] machete
songngai, n., [From Japanese] (financial) loss.
songngai er a mekemadexpr.war damages.
sorobang, n., [From Japanese] abacus.
sotets, n., [From Japanese] cycad [palm].
sotsungiosei, n., [From Japanese] graduate.
sotsungioski
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, n., [From Japanese] graduation ceremony.
stangi, n., [From Japanese] petticoat; slip; underwear.
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subong
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, n., [From Japanese] trousers; pants.
sudare, n., [From Japanese] rolling bamboo curtain.
suika, n., [From Japanese] watermelon.
sumas, v.i., [From Japanese sumasu] free, resolve, clear, finish, conclude.
Examples:
> If possible, clear yourself of your obligations (or prior engagements) and come to the meeting.
> If possible, clear yourself of your obligations (or prior engagements) and come to the meeting.
sumi, n., [From Japanese] charcoal.
sumitsubo, n., [From Japanese] carpenter's tool for marking lumber.
sung, n., [From Japanese] unit of measure (close to inch).
sunga
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, n., [From Japanese] picture; drawing.
sungata, n., [From Japanese] silhouette; virtual representation.
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More Examples:
> The silhouette of that woman is very attractive.
surui
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, v.s., [From Japanese] sly; sneaky; shrewd.
ousuruiv.i.cheating (frequently said by children when playing a game).
susu, baby, [From Japanese] food; source of milk.
tabi, n., [From Japanese] canvas shoe.
outabiv.t.wear canvas shoes (used only for that particular type of shoes).
tada, v.s., [From Japanese] free of charge.
taia, n., [From J fr E] ] tire.
Examples:
> My tire's gone flat.
More Examples:
> I was driving to the store when I got a flat tire.
Taiheio, n., [From Japanese] Pacific Ocean.
taiing, v.i., [From Japanese] be discharged from the hospital; leave the hospital.
taiko, n., [From Japanese] drum.
tairio, n., [From Japanese tairyo] large catch of fish.
More Examples:
> We went fishing last night and had large catch.
taitai, baby, [From Japanese] injury.
Taiuang, n., [From Japanese] Taiwan.
takai, v.s., [From Japanese] expensive; (person) of high status.
takechuma
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taki, n., [From Japanese] waterfall.
tama, n., [From Japanese] marble; fried flour ball; bullet; light bulb; ball bearing.
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tamango, n., [From Japanese] egg.
tames, v.t., [From Japanese tamesu] try; test; take a look (something); check (something out).
tana, n., [From Japanese] shelf.
tane, n., [From Japanese] seed.
tanom, v.t., [From Japanese tanomu] entreat; request; ask a favor. [Typical usage is as the English word 'please' as a way to make a polite request.]
tansiobi
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taor, n., [From Japanese] towel.
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tarai, n., [From Japanese] large basin.
tatami, n., [From Japanese] floor mat.
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tauasi
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teng, n., [From Japanese] grade; point; score.
Examples:
> What was Toki's grade?
> It's my mother who is astonished at my grades.
tengami, n., [From Japanese] letter; correspondence (elder speakers).
tengki, n., [From Japanese] weather.
tengus, n., [From Japanese] cat-gut; plastic fishing line.
tenis, n., [From E, J?] ] tennis.
outenisv.i.play tennis.
rakket er a tenisexpr.tennis racquet.
tento, n., [From J fr E] ] tent.
tenzio, n., [From Japanese] ceiling.
teppo, n., [From Japanese] hand of cards in hanahuda.
todai, n., [From Japanese] lighthouse.
tokas, v.t., [From Japanese] make (something) melt.
toker, v.i., [From Japanese] melt; die of embarrassment.
Examples:
> I was so ashamed I thought I'd die.
tokoia, n., [From Japanese] barber.
tokubets, v.s., [From Japanese tokubetsu] especially.
tokuni, mod., [From Japanese] especially; particularly.
tomato,
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Examples:
> I stopped my child from smoking cigarettes.
More Examples:
> It's the object used when a man and a woman go to bed together whose purpose is to prevent pregnancy and to prevent the transmission of disease between them.
tonari, n., [From Japanese tonari] neighbor.
tongang, n., [From Japanese] squash.
torak, n., [From J fr E] ] truck.
toseng, n., [From Japanese] ferry-boat.
tsiak, n., [From Japanese chakku] zipper.
tsios, n., [From Japanese] condition.
tsitsibando, n., [From Japanese] brassiere.
tsiubu
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tsiui, v.t., [From Japanese] be careful; warn (someone); watch out for (one's behavior).
tsizim, v.i., [From Japanese] shrink.
tsubame, n., [From Japanese] barn swallow.
tsunami, n., [From Japanese] tidal wave.
tsurubasi, n., [From Japanese] pick-axe.
uasi, n., [From Japanese] eagle.
uata, n., [From Japanese] cotton balls; cotton.
uatasibune, n., [From Japanese] ferry-boat.
udong, n., [From Japanese] noodles.
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> I made udon soup for lunch.
untendai, n., [From Japanese untendai] passenger seat.
Examples:
> I'm in the passenger seat and you all are in the back.
untens
/chuntens
, n., [From Japanese] driver.
uram, v.s., [From Japanese] be jealous of (someone); begrudge or be begrudging (of someone).
Examples:
> I am very envious (or begrudging) of you because everything you have is very nice.
utsinangio, n., [From Japanese] territory of Japanese Pacific mandate.
ziakki, n., [From J fr E] ] jack (for car).
ziangkempo, n., [From Japanese] game [paper-scissors-rock].
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zibiki, n., [From Japanese] dictionary.
ziteng, n., [From Japanese] dictionary.
ziu, n., [From Japanese] gun; rifle.
Examples:
> The soldiers took rifles and shot the women and children all at once.
> I do whatever I please./Nobody tells me what to do.
ziu, n., [From Japanese] freedom (to do as one wishes).
Examples:
> I do whatever I please./Nobody tells me what to do.
> The soldiers took rifles and shot the women and children all at once.
zori, n., [From Japanese] rubber thongs.
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